Wool Growers Meet Endorse Oleomargarine Bill Fight
A Montana Oregon delegation at a wool growers convention in February urged support for the oleomargarine bill defeating the Cleary measure. Bailey resisted resignation as secretary amid tension, while resolutions urged favoring oleomargarine as a butter substitute. Delegates pressed for the mark and shoddy goods bills, with President Bates urged to sign resolutions backing the policy.
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Cleary Bill
Con- Thiel
National Livestock Association
Ry Walley
Pengillion An
Scott T Haborth
Oregon
Ransition
Halley
Flowerree
Montana
Gas Explosion Tragedy Yields Several Dead in Debris
New York reports reveal multiple fatalities after a gas explosion wrecked a building. Firemen and police conclude the search will continue but no further bodies are expected to be found. Among the recovered are Otto Trostel and his family, Annie, Mamie, and others, with several more bodies feared in the wrecked coal pea and Belle of Oregon area.
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Otto Trostel
Otto, Jr
Annie
Mamie
Kias Koutel
Tel
Fred Trostel
Kein
Mary Rosen
Morebatang
N.Y
Tom
Coal Pe
Belle
Oregon
Arizona Not the Ex-Convict Noted in Wyoming Item
A fragment from Peb 6 notes a mistaken claim about an Arizona native connected to a marshallship and a Wyoming reference. The piece suggests the ex-convict is involved in the cattle business and clarifies local police terms.
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Arizona
United Psharship of
Washington Bride Among Nation’s Notables at Hay Whitney Wedding
Washington society witnessed the marriage of Mine Mel on Hay daughter of Secretary Hay to Payne Whitney son of William C Whitney. President Roosevelt attended with cabinet members as the ceremony in the Church of the Covenant featured Lohenrin music and lavish but simple floral decor. The couple departed for a belated honeymoon in Thomasville, Georgia, with gifts of diamonds and a groom who grew up in Washington and New York.
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Washington, D. C
Mine Melon Hay
Hay
Church of the Covenant
United States
Mine Hay
Society of Washington
Payne Whitney
William
Whitney
Navy
Presi
Waelt Bey
He Lindegrvoom
New York
Rane
Mins Alien Hay
Mise
Dorothy Whitey
Lanfayette Square
Mr. Whitney
Thomasville
Vale Pram
Adelbert Hay
Lake Susipee
Nover Ler
Hee
Rome Norge
Lathor
William C. Whitney
Washington
Question of dress in London coronation preparations
London faces a distant coronation with extensive dress planning. Peers resist heavy traditional gowns and stiff corsages, favoring lighter attire while maintaining reverence for history. Counts and countesses fear burdensome velvet robes, fur trim, and elaborate embroidery on a hot midsummer day.
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London
Cheases
Gore and They Suffer From the Beat Ite as Fauch a Ordinary Mortals
Fragmentary OCR text describes pain and fear among ordinary people as injuries from a beating are reported. Names, dates, or places are unreadable. the record preserves a brief sense of impact and harm without specifics.
Yo Mo A Convention Opens in Pasadena for State Meet
Pasadena hosts the twenty fifth annual Yo Mo A convention with upwards of 150 delegates and visitors. A public welcoming program features addresses by prominent speakers. Reports to the convention reflect the association's progress in California during its coming three day session.
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Pasadena
Cal
California
Representative manufacturers back metric system talks in Washington
In Washington on February 6 representatives of manufacturers and merchants nationwide appeared before the coinage committee to express opinions on adopting the metric system of weights and measures. Scientists had spoken earlier, but the practical impact on big business was now emphasized.
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Washington
Hotee
Bulgarian minister assassinated in his library
Constantinople reports Damad Mahmud Pasha, brother in law to the sultan, sentenced to death amid political intrigue. The Bulgarian minister of public detraction is killed in his library, while another figure is shot after a petition visit.
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Kantecheff
Kulgarin
Liebrary
Akpanajp
Constantinople
Damad Mahmud Pasha
Mahmud
Paris
Young Turk
Maryland Virginia and Delaware racing circuit meets in Baltimore
Representatives from the Maryland Virginia and Delaware racing circuit gathered at the Carrolton Hotel in Baltimore at Colonel Robert Houghs call. They planned to choose dates for the autumn races before adjourning the meeting.
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Baltimore
Maryland, Virginia
Delaware
Carrolton Hotel
Robert Hough
Ireland election sparks fear of landlord overthrow
Excitement runs high in Velfast as an Independent candidate’s election to Parliament threatens landlord control. Workers may strike and tenants fear upheaval, with the district’s history of landlord dominance in jeopardy amid the political upheaval.
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Ireland
Cay
Amovnte
New York Market Report February 1 Wheat and Stocks
I L Ray Co reports firm wheat with unchanged prices amid strong futures, primary receipts steady as farmers hold back grain. New York open 89 4, close 84 Bonds show gains while steel and rail shares advance. Pae at St. Paul and Pacific lines noted with prices quoted.
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Pendie Ten
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Stock Exchange
New York
Liverpool
Conrae
Chicago
Siger
St. Paul
Peach Basket Remodel Proposal Highlights Shipments
At a HAAS meeting, Delware growers and commission men discussed replacing the 40 year old five awphtha basket with a new style. The change aims to cut transportation costs and handling, with over 40,000 baskets used for peach shipments from the state in a single season.
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Delaware
Colorado Hotel Men Meet at Brown Palace
Colorado hotel men from many cities converge on Denver to attend the state association meeting at the Brown Palace tomorrow. Early arrivals indicate a significant gathering focusing on protective legislation, rates, and the theater industry while hotel business topics are also up for discussion.
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Deiiver
Colo
Colorado
Brown Palace
Congress weighs Darién alternative canal route
West Virginia Senator Scott proposes a senate inquiry to study the practicability of reconstructing a canal across the Darién gap. He urges a commission to investigate feasibility and report findings to the Senate, citing strategic and economic considerations.
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Washington
West Viraloia
Senate
Davion
Phelan
San Prancieco
House
Taft Outlines Four Plans of Philippine Commission
Governor Taft told four of the Philippines Commission plans during a Senate hearing. He indicated the panel aims to abolish taxing provinces to benefit Manila and discussed tariff issues in the Philippines. The remarks were prepared as Taft resumed his tenth day before the Senate Philippines committees.
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Manila
Washington
Taft
Philippines
Senate Philippines Committees
Philippines Commission
Harrisburg Records Hint at New Iron Making Charter
An 1880s Harrisburg report notes a proposed charter for a company to locate a plant at Sharpeville. The firm aims to control patents on an iron and steel making process that purportedly reduces the cost of steel production and associated materials.
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Harrisburg
Hiveelie Tron Company
Sharpeville
Waleo
Ster
Louisiana Purchase Exposition Meeting Held at Manhattan Hotel
The World’s Fair Commission in New York convened a special session today at the Hotel Manhattan. Officials aimed to align leadership and timing for the exposition project, with key figures including Helen Goaulig noted among attendees.
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New York
Lousiana Pup
Manhattan
Ween Anager
Helen Goaulg
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